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Nvidia releases new AI software, hardware
Among the AI news from its virtual conference, Nvidia introduced a new DGX SuperPod, an Arm-based CPU, and the general availability of Jarvis, a conversational AI framework.
By Mark Labbe • April 12, 2021 -
Cloudera Foundation merger to bring AI and data to nonprofits
The merger creates a program within the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation that will provide artificial intelligence technology and expertise to nonprofit organizations.
By Mark Labbe • March 30, 2021 -
Samsung adds AI processor in memory to high-bandwidth memory
Samsung's new in-memory processing architecture brings compute capability to high-bandwidth memory to address data bottlenecks with AI and HPC workloads.
By Carol Sliwa • March 5, 2021 -
Edge AI brings new uses to IoT devices
A Lenovo executive describes AI at the edge, highlighting how this rapidly advancing technology unlocks new automations and capabilities within IoT devices.
By Mark Labbe • March 4, 2021 -
Microsoft brings Azure AI to the edge with Azure Percept
Azure Percept includes software for building machine learning models or deploying pre-built models, as well as hardware to deploy the models at the edge.
By Mark Labbe • March 2, 2021 -
Nvidia opens paid, instructor-led AI workshops to the public
While many technology vendors offer online courses on how to use their AI products, it still might not be enough to educate the global workforce.
By Mark Labbe • Feb. 19, 2021 -
Artificial general intelligence in business holds promise
While AGI in business remains unattainable today, truly intelligent systems, chatbots and predictive analytics are potential use cases enterprises should keep their eyes on.
By Ron Schmelzer • Feb. 17, 2021 -
Training GANs relies on calibrating 2 unstable neural networks
Understanding the complexities and theory of dueling neural networks can carve out a path to successful GAN training.
By George Lawton • Feb. 16, 2021 -
Automated speech recognition gives CX vendor an edge
An automated transcription service can help users train their sales staff and stop robocalls. A contact center software vendor included one for free in its platform.
By Mark Labbe • Feb. 3, 2021 -
Artificial general intelligence examples remain out of reach
Artificial general intelligence remains largely an aspiration goal of researchers, but as technologies advance, so too does the dream become more realistic.
By Ron Schmelzer • Feb. 1, 2021 -
Nvidia partners launch Nvidia-Certified Systems for AI
According to analysts, Nvidia-Certified Systems' launch is a shrewd move for Nvidia, as the vendor looks to cement its lead in the AI hardware marketplace.
By Mark Labbe • Jan. 26, 2021 -
Build an enterprise AI infrastructure
Defining enterprise AI: From ETL to modern AI infrastructure
The promise of enterprise AI is built on old ETL technologies, and it relies on an AI infrastructure effectively integrating and processing loads of data.
By Bob Violino • Jan. 12, 2021 -
Intel launches RealSense ID for facial authentication
Amid a surge of facial recognition technology systems from vendors, Intel introduces RealSense ID, a system that Intel claims can accurately and quickly identify human faces.
By Mark Labbe • Jan. 6, 2021 -
Conversation intelligence helps ChowNow meet online order demand
Using RingDNA, online food ordering platform ChowNow can automatically surface insights about what works in sales calls to better coach its sales staff.
By Mark Labbe • Dec. 28, 2020 -
Finding the balance between edge AI vs. cloud AI
Centralized cloud resources allow AI to continuously improve while edge AI allows for real-time decision-making and larger models. The best approach combines them.
By George Lawton • Dec. 28, 2020 -
New Nvidia, AMD GPUs deliver more memory and speed -- again
Nvidia and AMD each delivered much faster GPUs for data scientists and corporate IT shops investing in hardware to run AI and data intensive workloads.
By Ed Scannell • Nov. 19, 2020 -
Bayesian networks applications are fueling enterprise support
Cloud-based infrastructure has opened the door for enterprises to take advantage of the versatile predictive capability of Bayesian networks technology.
By Lisa Morgan • Oct. 30, 2020 -
Intel will acquire model optimization startup SigOpt
Intel's acquisition of SigOpt, a startup vendor of an AI model optimization platform, will help accelerate Intel's AI software products for developers.
By Mark Labbe • Oct. 29, 2020 -
Nvidia Jarvis, new conversational AI tool, now in open beta
A speech recognition services vendor in Great Britain turned to Nvidia Jarvis, a new framework for creating conversational AI models on GPUs, to quickly build a product.
By Mark Labbe • Oct. 8, 2020 -
Nvidia adds DPUs to GPU lineup for artificial intelligence apps
Nvidia has rolled out a new chip technology that supplements its GPUs, along with a new development kit and architecture to create more capable AI-based applications.
By Ed Scannell • Oct. 8, 2020 -
Enterprise and home find use for intelligent virtual assistants
Intelligent virtual assistants have the capacity to augment employees, as well as improve convenience in homes, but only time will see their limitations resolved.
By Kathleen Walch • Sept. 30, 2020 -
Nvidia, Arm deal creates AI, chip powerhouse
Nvidia's acquisition of U.K. chipmaker Arm, if approved by regulators, will greatly expand Nvidia's reach in the CPU market, especially in IoT and mobile devices.
By Mark Labbe • Sept. 14, 2020 -
Explore the foundations of artificial neural network modeling
Dive into Giuseppe Bonaccorso's recent book 'Mastering Machine Learning Algorithms' with a chapter excerpt on modeling neural networks.
By Packt Publishing, Kassidy Kelley • Aug. 31, 2020 -
Google Cloud, Harvard release COVID-19 Public Forecasts
Google Cloud, in partnership with the Harvard Global Health Institute, released public models that can predict new COVID-19 cases, deaths and hospitalizations 14 days out.
By Mark Labbe • Aug. 5, 2020 -
Applications of generative adversarial networks hold promise
Generative adversarial networks are tied to fake online content known as 'deepfakes,' but GANs can help data-poor enterprises supplement their data needs.
By Rowena Lindsay • July 31, 2020